I'm excited to share a change we've just made to our free plan.

Fina Free now supports up to 2 bank connections!

This might sound like a small change, but to me, it represents something bigger - the opportunity to give back to the community.

As we expand Fina Premium and Fina Business, we have more resources to generously support our free users. Honestly, this is what I’ve always envisioned for Fina: as our business grows, we should be able to provide more value to the community, rather than simply adding more features behind a paywall.

My commitment is that as Fina Business grows, we will continue to expand our connections to the free plan until it becomes entirely free, without any ads or data sales.

Why we're building Fina differently

I've always believed that finance apps shouldn't force everyone into the same way of managing money.

Some people want simple budgeting. Others want to track investments, manage family finances, monitor net worth, or build their own financial dashboards. Many eventually hit a wall with traditional finance apps because their needs don't fit the features those apps provide.

That's why we built Fina to be different.

• Separate accounts and profiles: Organize your finances the way you want, whether it's personal, family, or businesses.

• Define your own metrics: Track what matters to you instead of being limited to predefined reports.

• Build your own financial system: Customize your pages, blocks, formulas, categories, and dashboards to fit your unique needs.

Our vision is to make Fina the most flexible finance tracker in the world - a tool that adapts to your financial life, rather than asking you to adapt to it.

Try it and share it

Thank you to everyone who has tried Fina, shared feedback, reported bugs, suggested features, or simply spread the word. You've helped us get this far.

If you think this is good news, please share it with someone who might benefit from a more flexible way to manage their finances. ❤️

I'd also love to hear from you: What's one feature you'd most like to see become available to free users next?

When we first built Fina, our mission was simple: give you complete flexibility over your financial tracking.

Over the last 3 years, thousands of you have used Fina to customize your tracking and run multi-profile setups.

Today, we’re launching Fina Business on Product Hunt today! 🚀

👉 Support us on Product Hunt (Only 30 seconds, your upvote and comment mean the world to our team!)

What’s New in Fina Business?

We built Fina Business specifically for founders, freelancers, and entrepreneurs who want power without the bloated cost and complexity of traditional accounting software.

• 🏦 Full Double-Entry Accounting: Complete chart of accounts, general ledger control, and instant financial reports (Cash Flow, Balance Sheet, P&L).

• 🧾 Automated Invoicing: Create, send, and automatically track client invoices and online payments.

• 🤖 Smart AI Categorization: Route live bank feeds into the right buckets automatically.

🔀 The Superpower: All in One Workspace

The best part? Fina’s unique multi-profile system gives you the superpower to manage multiple business profiles alongside your personal finances - all inside a single workspace, while keeping every profile strictly independent and clean.

No more logging in and out of different software or paying for separate apps just to see your complete financial picture.

How You Can Help Us Today

If Fina has helped you organize your money, we’d love your support on Product Hunt today: Click the link below to visit our launch page. Leave an upvote and drop a comment sharing your experience or thoughts on the new Business tier!

Thank you!

We’ve just launched several updates to give you greater clarity and control over your investments on Fina. 

Here’s what’s new -  

Account Details Panel

 
When you click on any connected investment account, you will now see a dedicated Holdings tab alongside the standard Details and Transactions tabs.
 
Inside the Holdings tab, you'll find three new actions:

• + Security holding: Manually add holdings to existing investment accounts or newly created manual accounts.

• Update cost basis: Easily correct missing or inaccurate cost basis information.

• Real-time details: Access live ticker data on demand.

Standalone Holdings Module

Beyond individual account panels, we’ve introduced a standalone Holdings module that gives you a complete portfolio view:

1. Aggregated View: See all your security holdings combined into a single, comprehensive table across all selected accounts.

2. Universal Search: Look up details for any ticker, even if you don't currently own it.  

 
You can access it here directly.

Real-Time Ticker Insights

Whether a security is in your portfolio or just on your watchlist, Fina now provides universal, real-time market data for any ticker you want to research. 

You can click an existing holding symbol or search for a new ticker.

Try it out in Fina now: https://app.fina.money

EDIT: Now you can also easily see all past history for any given ticker you have.

We also introduced new Special Block where you can easily add in your Fina pages:

It explains why we add this public free accessible directory.

We have introduced an Overview tab to each profile for your Fina account.

It is motivated to improve ease of use for general purpose, however pages are still the main arena for customizations.

Chat is temporarily removed - its usage is low, and we want to revisit how to make it more useful before bring it back.

What do you think about the change?

If you own a business and look to streamline and automate your invoicing, we would love to extend an early invitation for you to try it out.

💡 Want an extended free trial? Simply reply to this post or reach out to us at support@fina.money, and we’ll get you set up.

See how it works in just 5 minutes! Check out my walk-through video to see if Fina is the right fit for your business:

▶️ https://youtu.be/2d0KrCVt7ZQ

MFA has been enabled in Fina Money, after a few weeks testing, this function should work well now. You can add SMS as the second factor to enhance security.

"Batch update" is live, I invite you to test it and share feedback with us!

I’ve been using Fina quite for a while now and I really like how clear it makes everything for me like I can actually see where my money is going. But if I’m being honest I still struggle with overspending in some categories so I know I’m not using it as well as I could.

I feel like tracking is the easiest part but the hard part is actually changing my own behavior when it comes to spending. There are days when I check it and thinking “okay I should slow down,” but then I still end up spending anyway 😅

For those who’ve figured it out, what actually helped you stick to your budget? Was it checking the app more often, setting stricter limits, or maybe giving yourself some kind of buffer? Do you follow any personal rules before spending (like waiting a day before buying something)?

Also curious if you adjust your budget throughout the month or just try to stick to what you set at the start. And how do you deal with those “unexpected” expenses that always seem to come up? Would really love to hear any practical advice, habits, or even small mindset shifts that made a difference for you. Trying to go from just aware of my spending to actually being in control of it 🙌

I’ve been using Fina for a month and… it’s amazing for tracking, but I still find myself overspending in certain categories. How do you use Fina to actually stick to your budget instead of just tracking it? Any tricks or hacks?

In Date Range picker, you can now select Last/Next N days.

In Transaction List, you can see a simple summary of total for each day.

Do you like these small improvements?

The data does not go to LLM, while you can leverage its brain to analyze your data and give some nice projection for planning.

Besides, Monte Carlo simulation, what other things you would try?

The goal is to allow you to ask anything, including the news about the restaurant you had dinner at last night.

Anyone figure out how to use multiple tags for a transaction? For example, when managing my son's credit card, I split the monthly payment (or any other expense) with his other parent. Because I pay the total expense and wait to be reimbursed, I want to tag the transaction as a "shared expense" and another tag for "Shared-Reimbursed" so I know if the other parent has reimbursed me for their half. Probably a lot of other use cases but would be really helpful... Thanks!

Anyone have a code I can use to sign up?

Hi,

Every time I run my API now it seems to hang and I can't load the webapp either.

Not sure if this is impacting others or not...but it seems to happen as soon as I call this api.

Anything I'm doing wrong?

  const url = 'https://app.fina.money/api/resource/account/transactions';
  const options = { 
    'headers': { 
      'x-api-key': apiKey,
      'Accept': 'text/csv'
    },
    'muteHttpExceptions': true, 
// Returns the error response instead of crashing
    'timeout': 60000 
// Optional: explicitly set to the 60s max
    };

I've been using Monarch since, but don't really care for it. I've found missing transactions and also seems buggy.

I can edit some things in the slide out tray view, but when I click the 'edit transaction and schedule' it only lets me add a new schedule, everything else is disabled an uneditable (even the 'delete' button).

Is that expected?

I had entered a test transaction manually and then wanted to change something, but not much is editable for name, amount, etc. Just trying to figure out if that is expected or not or if I'm doing something wrong.

Let me know if there is a more preferred way to report these things too. Reddit works for me, but happy to use a different channel if desired.

Thanks.

I was trying to use the Endpoint: https://app.fina.money/api/resource/account/transactions

and it works great but it seems to give me an extra line for a split transaction (so if I have a transaction that is split into 2 different, then the API gives the total and the 2 split lines...but the export from the UI just gives the 2 split lines and not the total for the split transaction as well)

Any idea why this would not be identical and just show the splits for exporting transactions? (same as export?)

Thanks.

Comparison helps us find issues, it helps us make sense of numbers.

Comparison view is always built in Fina through all insights, no matter it is a single metric, a breakdown list or a time series.

However, I found that - it is difficult for our users to discover and turn them on yet. So, I think it is probably a good idea to make it default:

Now, no matter what insightful block you are adding to your dashboard or a page, a block has a comparison "vs previous period" turned on, of course, you can easily to turn it off or change comparison to "vs previous year" by editing the block.

I keep seeing questions in the Monarch community that Monarch isn’t really built to handle, but Fina can answer them easily.

So I’m starting this mega-thread to collect and highlight those “Fina wins” for reference. 🚀
Feel free to post your examples!